> Does anti-trust law goes beyond just breaking monopolies? We just saw the EU regulator get rebuffed in a case involving intel strong-arming OEM so they don't

> Does anti-trust law goes beyond just breaking monopolies? We just saw the EU regulator get rebuffed in a case involving intel strong-arming OEM so they don't use their competitor's chip. It does, but requires the legally significant hurdle of demonstrating precisely how much harm was created. You need to be able to show the kinds and amount of harm that the subject foisted upon the public, and that harm must be "significant" to the entire populace. It's a huge barrier to climb over.